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page 4 fhegeorgetowrrheraldrwedtiesdayevennigrjinieethrissr a- news fr the nyal drug store sensational values in drugs and toiletries at your nyal drug store june sale wednesday thursday friday and saturday tooth brushes splendid value 9c vinol1a castile soap 10 barn 25c jergens lehonkist soap 3 for 14c steedmans powders 22c pabixm 45c heinz baby poods loo 2 for 19c alka seltzer 29c 57c flit for flies 20c 33c pepsodent tooth powder 23c 39c woodburys facial soap 8c 2 tor 15c burdock blood bitters 98e scotts emulsion 53c 98c in mkmoriam norton in loving memory of percy norton who passed away june 1933 there is a mother who misses you sadly and finds the time long since you went and i think of you daily and hourly but try to be brave and content but the tears that i shed in silence and i breathe a sigh of regret for youjwexe mine and i remember though all the world forget also daughter pearl who passed away june 1916 her memory is as dear today as in the hour she passed way ever remembered by father mother sisters and brothers see our handbills for a complete list maecormacks drug store we deliver georgetown cleaning special j ladies white flannel coats 115 5 ladies white flannel skirts 69 gents white flannel pants 69 circle cleaners silvers dept store phone 375 georgetown pure food store 24 lb bag excelsior pastry flour 49c 7 lb bag excelsior pastry flour 19c 1 lb pkg hillcrest shortening lie 32 oz jar orange marmalade 21c 6 lb tin hereford corned beef 95c 2 tins choice quality red raspberries heavy- syrup 29c 10 oz tin buckingham creamed mushrooms 23c 10 oz tinuckingham fancy mushrooms 23r 3 oz tin buckingham fancy mushrooms 12c eagle brand sweetened condensed milk 19 5 bars wonderful soap in carton 17c sweet pickle cottage roll b the piece lb 22c peamealed rack bacon i by tin nicrp l 3 choice brfakpast bacon by the pteco lb zf fresh boiogna bv thr clrro lb he 2 in i big killer will h fl mi in bulk choice fresh fruit and vegetables a e farnell obituary mrs john kennedy one of the oldest residents of nas sagaweya mrs john kennedy pass ed away on wednesday of last week at her home lot 21 sixth conces sion of that township in her ninety third year born in nassagaweya a daughter of the late mr and mrs thomas bell she had spent her en tire life in her native township al though in falling health for some time herkath came rather suddenly a kindly and neighborly spirit won for her the respect of all who knew her in 1900 she was predeceased by her husband and three months ago a daughter rachael passed an ay an other daughter mrs thos morton died even years ago one daughter and three sons remain to revere the memory of a mother beloved they are mrs wm howard charles and thomas all of nassagaweya and john in winnipeg man two sisters mrs j cargill of nassagaweya and mrs r holmes of winnipeg man and one brother mr alex bell of acton also remain in their bereavement the sympathy of many friends goes out mrs kennedy was a member of the presbyterian church the fun eral sirvlce on friday afternoon was held at the home and was conducted by hi- minister rev frank lanson interment was made in nassagaweya presbyterian cemetery the pallbear ers lt messrs wllfrd kennedy j j kennedy george kennedy linus mcmillan 7 nomas cargill and john cargill a great number of iriuids fathered at the serice to pay final tribute to a life they honored 11 d a number of horal tributes also bort testimony to the esteem in which mrs ki nned was hild fret pitvs liltkt dai i- tost alltr i brii il in ss in giulpli genu il huspilil ajx rt d tysl d irh in loved husbin d nl barbuti kmnedv pistd ivvuy oi lo ulav vij ml i in lus 62nd uu dctias cxl was i on of uil inn mr i id mis henry i i and vv us born at st i v art town hi was an mijiloju ol tin alii met fakr mills ml a n i it n 1 gturv town prattle t ly ill hi hl he uus a raiud hit ciiia and lil mi mi r o gon town rue brit icli ill t gruel of orion ixxlie loor 11 it k kill l f tin oi 11111 orel- t md a cli n it n nl in us vo i i i ir- h i k in ie iw pit m noil but ball 1 k iikkks atxl in i itt r mats wus a mtmbtr ol tnori tmvn l iiiiik ci ib besides his w low it i mis loin sons md si dinili t r lbirt jack harold mil ii iti oi ge jt k t jam mrs c b tun dt t in pit mi i fortriis ckim town mi h whuler g in 1- inns mw bni ibarn of lino- o mis s mar and hm i it liomt ii n this and that in sport by g mac mccllvray take me out to the ball game take me out with the crowd buy me some peanuts and crackerjack and i don t care if i never get back let me root root root for the home team if they don t win its a shame for its one two three and you re out at the u d ball lame thats it folks we want to see you out at th boll game tomorrow night hespcler ure the visitors and a good game is to be expected the local baseball team have had a considerable layofl since their game with milton on may 24th and have been getting in some well needed practice the team has had a little grooming up we believe and some new faces may appear on the line up tomorrow night the pitchers have their arms in shape to battle it out on the mound pitcher casey is in exceptionally good form and has been out to every practise following is th standing of halton county baseball league p w l t milton 3 3 0 0 oakvllle 2 2 0 0 hespeler 2 110 georgetov n 2 0 2 0 acton 3 0 3 0 the suilball league is also attract ing a good crowd at reservoir park and the midget baseball league is also new in full swing sport fans have lots of variety in ball this sum mer so let a get behind the various teams and show our appreciation of their eflorts by turning out to the sandlois regularly a fair sized crowd were on hand friday night for the opening of the softball league and saw last year s cliampmu pirates outhit the glen and take i closely contested game 20 to 17 in the first few innings the glen look an early lead but the pirates kept hilting away and finally finished in front hill started on the mound foi the glen but was swiftly drawn u iour in the sixth being re placed 1 williams ifwr a heavy slu i b the champs mcvally pitched i xi ball for hi ptnus with in ic st outs to his eredit in in nibnion jnme in the mid m r saturday iflirnoon maple lcifs ited the ink rnationas ii to 6 1 i i it d sime was rained out fridi ni ht o pliv tlu pirates at rtseivun piuk while llie bluuiusj nun mi i tn tlin on thin liomi diamond ttii r u iln i i m tin girrtc town md i ij i in i lmh opened inst im int wlun meneaiis and iiiliin i lot nl p uid i in nl nn tistid iilljir whkli ndid in t 12 12 t i in ii tn is rmimij luui in hi h in 1 l hi minibi r out at the park for the game shows the interest being taken get into the iwlm early and be on hand tonight at 7 o clock when nationals vs maple leafs jimmy coffel was the pitcher for the americans while sanderson and tommy golden took the mound lor the internationals golden pitch ing the last three innings the teams americans harlow c king lb clark 2b g james 3b sargent cf lane ss cofell p latimer if james rf internationals kemshead c stap le ton 2b emmerson lb golden rf p boyle 3b carter if collier ss gil mer cf sandersofi p following is the complete midget schedule tuesday june 7th americans vs internationals wednesday june 8th nationals vs maple leafs tuesday june 14th nationals vs americans wednesday june 15th maple leafs vs internationals friday june 17th americans vs nationals saturday june 18th maple leafs s americans nationals vs interna tionals ti esday june 21st internationals vs maple leafs f r jay june 24th internationals vs nationals saturday june 25th americans vs maple leafs nationals vs interna tionals tuesday june 28th maple leafs vs nationals wednesday june 29th internation als vs americans saturday july 2nd nationals vs maple leafs americans vs interna tionals tuesdoj july 5th internationals vs nationals wednesday july 6th americans s maple leafs friday july 8th americans vs nationals saturday july 9th maple leafs vs americans tuesday jul 12th maple leafs vs nationals wednesday julyi3th internation als is maple leafs frlda juh 15th internationals s americans saturday july 16th maple leafs vs intern at ion a ls nationals vs ameri cans all games except saturday eames stut a 7 otolek sharp teams not fieldinir a complete team by 730 will forfm e i me saturday games start it i 30 the secretaries of the different ball rluus hae printed schedules for dis tn but ion if you haent received your copy apply to them at once or at the herald office a prize winning essay following is the second prize winn ings essay in grade vh written by margaret ritchie of georgetown pub lic school in the wcto essay and poster contest why a girl or boy should not drink alcoholic drinks a girl orbqy should no even t alcohol aldohol is poisonous to a growing girl and boy if an older person sees a young boy drinking al cohol he should stop him and throw the alcohol away a very small quantity of alcohol taken by a child is as great as the effects of a much larger quantity upon a full grown person one of the evil results is that even in small quantities it dulls their memory if a young person wants to hold a position in athletics he must avoid alcohol many a young champion has lost his title through the use of it for it has proved to be stronger than any other opponents alcohol is not stored up jn the body like natural foods are so it is not a body builder to any person the dangers of al cohol are many one of these is that it is a frequent cause of indigestion headaches nervousness and weak ness we also know that its use is qommonly connected with the ap pearance of the disease of the stom ach the liver and the brain the habitual drinker spends too much of his earnings upon drink this habit leads to his being ferquently out of work and so to poverty insurance companieswul not in sure any man who drinks constantly they find that the nondrinker has a better chance for long life than those who drink similar studies have been made in different parts of the world the conclusion has been the same namely that the evil effects have been passed on to the children of the next generation so that they become less fit all agree that the excessive use of alcohol is the cause of much crime disease and misery then it is surely foolish to have anything to do with alcohol health and happiness have been so often shattered by its use then the best one can do with all alcoholic drinks is to leave them alone water quenches our thrist and satis fies the body needs alcohol does neither the best drink then is water special picobac pipe 1 tobacco a mild cool smoke one week only 2 suits f m 2 light coats 0 i 2 dresses r pants 35c i i 25 eatons cleaners dyers arnt ullico huffman mondajs wednesdays fridays ilm mr m i phone 75 free delivery demonstrator sale- 3 chevrolet sedans 2 chevrolet coaches 1 oldsmobile sedan 1 olds opera coupe i all cars have exceptionally low mileage and are covered by factory guarantee wm whitaker sons general motors dealers since 1916 5 phone 141 oakville 5 or 5 j n oneill son i i3i i lomnto mlss al cmlph mrs rbtt null vv lis- kf rcl hi ims id lulhirinl of b croim church mil lit fun i i ln u i in h in ol tin oil h lows took plut irnm his n kit n qui n st on wid u sda 1 1 u r 10011 afur a mimci ai si gtorkt s churih conducted bj ri woo iliomji noii tin u mams wtn lnt ntd m oitenwood ccmeterj tin pillbtmi weit john u kl1i w c antliom v h u ni ntson iiwk h nold cl in u mulnur n hi ifu lor il uibn s wm 1 mi pn p viis in i i ii i mill olll m and nunibu ol unon lod i oof no lw ollli 1 1 imlmrnibi r i cjeonri town i- in hiikudi iht art ti i boinl cfoimu w curluif club biumpun ladies soflbnll ckib st ocorkt s church knox cliurth clum i prrsbtrian young ft opte s wont n s l assoc la t ion of knox church mr uid mrs l i- fftrk mr ind mrs ii g i clark iiul umih dr mario i s ipritsl i moult mr and mrs c bain i mr uid mrs h silver mr kn l thomii on mr and mis charlts watson ii nd famil mr nnd mrs frank woods mr and mrs norman brawn mr and mrs g rlddall mr ind mi s jno smith co ii in k wood mr and mrs norman snjdi r and betty mr and mrs harold hamll tou toronto mr and mrs john mr- criighl at wood mr fnrl mccn ight windsor mr and mrs john hitclili and inmllj mr and mrs jolin wll son mr- w c kinned mr nnd mrs john whef ler gkn willi ims mr and mrs bell and familj mil ton mr james b11 milton mr and mrs schneider and family gin iph miss dorothy frnmpton guelpb mr and mrs haddell and family mr thomas nlckell acton mrs c ar inond messpi herbert harlow and omcr wllwin bill of windsor phone 14 georgetown ashgrove tlie j auxiliary meeting was beld in the butkbrysonoal toom of tbe taurdi car tuesday june 7th with wn o b dick in the chair tem- petmaee thought oompoaed the roll call and the theme of the worship ertle mrbwd on temperance led tar mr fred wrlcstoamnth the loa1ng obapter of our study ixx which was the summary of the whole story was given by mrs p ruddell mm earl wilson attended the an nual meeting of the dominion board of the wjujb held in emmanuel col lege toronto from may 38th to june 2nd the young peoples union eld their regular meeting on sunday evening may 28tb the young peoples sunday morn ing service will be held an june iffth assessment appeals township op esquesing take notice that a court of revi sion will be held in the council chamber stewarttown on monday the isth day of june at 10 oclock ajn standard time to hear appeals against the assessment roll of 1938 i m bentoejtt 2t township clerk dominion stores h 4 warm weather food values ik pack o polly prim standard jears in ught syrljf 3 25 lyons black tea v 33 london houst gold banner silveb banntr coffee ir 39 35 aylmer choice 26 tomatoes 3 2s tels naptha sjp h free oap chipper h b fcf domestic 2 shortening 4 lb fkg 47 if frys cocoa 19 9lut label tomato juice your choict o- all our blaidi 6 25 hamimi fkulifs chalce ripe bananas oranges v leaf lettuce 3 bunches 10c choice local 25 29 c doz c doz jim 6th hlllli beets 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